Hall effect switch
Hall effect switch
(OP)
I am trying to build a switching circuit using a hall effect switch that runs on 2.5V.
I currently use a reed switch which connects two wires when a wire is passed near the switch. Using the hall effect switch would prevent me from having to replace broken switch, or ones that have over time become magnetized and therefore "normally closed" instead of normally open. Can anyone help? Thanks
I currently use a reed switch which connects two wires when a wire is passed near the switch. Using the hall effect switch would prevent me from having to replace broken switch, or ones that have over time become magnetized and therefore "normally closed" instead of normally open. Can anyone help? Thanks





RE: Hall effect switch
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RE: Hall effect switch
It works from 2.2 V.
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RE: Hall effect switch
Have a look at some reed switch makers websites for what you should avoid when using reed switches, one no no is capacitance across the switch or the switched load.